1. For each reaction, indicate whether the major product expected for that reaction is A, B, or A and B are produced in nearly equal amounts. EXPLAIN YOUR ANSWER. 2. For each reaction, indicate the primary mechanism by which the major product(s) you indicated in part (a) are produced. Meo RXN 1: MEOH Br A '수수 RXN 2: tBuo Br

1. For each reaction, indicate whether the major product expected for that reaction is A, B, or A and B are produced in nearly equal amounts. EXPLAIN YOUR ANSWER. 2. For each reaction, indicate the primary mechanism by which the major product(s) you indicated in part (a) are produced. Meo RXN 1: MEOH Br A '수수 RXN 2: tBuo Br

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Chapter14: Elimination

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